- May 1, 2023
- OrionGames
Arto
Arto is a simply mesmerising game to look at, but the combat and narrative lack the excitement to make it an easy game to recommend. It’s not that anything is bad at all, but rather that it’s all a bit… well… boring. Some of the technical issues didn’t help either, with it clear the game could have done with a little bit more work to fix some of its more obvious problems. I don’t want to slate the game too much because, as I said, it’s clear it has a lot of heart, and I really loved seeing its explosions of colour as I uncovered the world. It’s just a shame that I didn’t enjoy playing it all that much. With a few updates and patches, it could definitely be a better experience, but as it stands? There are too many better games out there that deserve your attention more.
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Arto is a single player role playing game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by OrionGames and was released on May 1, 2023. It received neutral reviews from critics and mostly positive reviews from players.
"Arto is a single-player Fantasy Role Playing Game with impressive graphics. As an Apostle to a dying god, your mission is to return color to a hostile world and uncover the mystery behind its color loss. Utilize the Paint Arrow, your returned-color boon, and customize your gameplay with over 80 spell combinations."





- Beautiful visuals and vibrant art style that enhance the gameplay experience.
- Engaging combat mechanics and a unique concept that keeps players hooked.
- Fun gameplay with an intriguing story and rich worldbuilding.
- Severe optimization issues, including low frame rates and game-breaking bugs.
- Lack of developer support for fixing reported bugs and technical problems.
- Movement controls are unchangeable, making it difficult for some players to enjoy the game.
- graphics24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game features beautiful and vibrant visuals, with a unique art style that many players appreciate. While the graphics and animations are generally praised for their fluidity and aesthetic appeal, some users have reported significant lag during exploration, which detracts from the overall experience. Overall, the combination of stunning visuals and engaging combat mechanics makes it a recommended title for fans of aesthetically pleasing indie games.
“Beautiful visuals!”
“Bright, vibrant, and easy to pick up indie gem with responsive combat and gorgeous visuals.”
“Really enjoying watching the art styles unfold over the game, the visual flourishes and unique themes work really well together.”
“Really like the concept and art style, but right now I don't want to play further because during exploration, the game is severely lagging.”
Arto [PC]
Arto is a simply mesmerising game to look at, but the combat and narrative lack the excitement to make it an easy game to recommend. It’s not that anything is bad at all, but rather that it’s all a bit… well… boring. Some of the technical issues didn’t help either, with it clear the game could have done with a little bit more work to fix some of its more obvious problems. I don’t want to slate the game too much because, as I said, it’s clear it has a lot of heart, and I really loved seeing its explosions of colour as I uncovered the world. It’s just a shame that I didn’t enjoy playing it all that much. With a few updates and patches, it could definitely be a better experience, but as it stands? There are too many better games out there that deserve your attention more.
55%PC Review - 'Arto'
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Frequently Asked Questions
Arto is a role playing game with fantasy theme.
Arto is available on Nintendo Switch, PC and Windows.
Arto was released on May 1, 2023.
Arto was developed by OrionGames.
Arto has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its optimization.
Arto is a single player game.
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